PubMed · 13709121
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L R GROTE. 1960-09-03. [Encounter with plants. II].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/13709121/
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OBJECTIVE: To identify Vernonia patula (Dry) Merry. METHODS: Characteristic study, microscopic identification and UV spectrometry method were carried out. RESULTS: Obvious characteristics were found in the tissue structures of the roots, stems and leaves. CONCLUSION: The results can be taken as the reference for analyzing the quality of the crude drug.
Drugs of natural origin continue to be important for the treatment of many diseases worldwide. Pharmacognosy, a long-established pharmaceutical science, has played a diverse role in the discovery, characterisation, production and standardisation of these drugs. The relevance of this discipline in terms of research and teaching has increased in the last decade as members of the public in developed countries have turned to the use of herbal remedies for the self-medication of minor diseases. However, many phytomedicines require further investigation for their clinical effectiveness, while others need to be thoroughly investigated for their potential health risks or interactions with prescription drugs.
OBJECTIVE: To identify Phyllanthus simplex. METHODS: Morphological and histological identification. RESULTS: There are cluster crystals in cortex and mesophyll of the root and the stem from Phyllanthus simplex. Paracytic type stomata are visible. CONCLUSION: Above-mentioned characters can be used for the identification of Phyllanthus simplex.